On Wed, 11 Nov 1998, Bill Studenmund wrote:

> On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, Richard Threadgill wrote:
> 
> > That the current rev of the floppy boot (bootfloppy-981023.fs)
> > cheerfully boots a powerbook g3 series/292 into single user mode.
> > Of course, it then panics when you touch the trackpad, but what
> > do you want, a rubber biscuit?
> 
> I'd like it to go multi-user. Older floppies could on my G3/266. :-)
> 
> The new one dies on me in adb hookup:
> 
> adb0 at obio [whereever, I didn't write this one down]
> akbd0 at adb0 addr 2 [extended keyboard]
> wskbd0 at akbd0: Console keyboard
> ams0 at adb0 addr 3 Mouse systems A3 ...
> wsmouse at ams0 not configured
> akbd1 at adb0 addr 2 standard keyboard
> wskbd1 at akbd1: Console keyboard
> trap 300 at 1eXXXX  [Oops! I forgot to write that line, and the trap 300
> 			is from memory]
> Panic: trap
> rebooting
> 
> and then it sat there and didn't reboot.
> 
> So two things come to mind:
> 
> 1) We need to do ADB device re-addressing. Usually what happens under
> MacOS is that the Extended Keyboard gets readdressed to addr 15.
> 
> This problem's not an issue for mac68k as we've always booted after MacOS,
> which will do the re-addressing.

Sounds like you should consider borrowing (back?) the adb code from
MkLinux, specifically adb.c, adb_keyboard.c, adb_mouse.c....  Just a
thought.   :-)

BTW, are there really two keyboards or is one of them your mouse?  Or is
there yet a third device lurking at address 2?  Just wondering....


David

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